IT'S not often you get the chance to live like a king - unless you rent out one of the Royal family's many properties., 64, currently resides in the 30-room lodge and is said to be struggling with the upkeep it requires - having alreadyAn insider said: “It makes sense for Royal Lodge to be handed back to Crown Estates, which can pay for the much-needed repairs and renovations.
While some are as pricey as you’d expect for a royal residence, others are on offer for as little as £26-per-night.Fury as ‘privileged’ Harry wins award honouring war hero Prices range from £645 in the smallest cottage during off-peak season to £1975 in one of the larger cottages during the Christmas period.While holidaymakers can't stay in the castle itself, they can rent out the Captain's House for a self catering trip.Alternatively, guests can stay at the Granary Lodge, which brands itself a luxury bed and breakfast, with prices for a room starting from £247 per night.
He is understood to have leased the lodge from the Crown Estate for a one-off payment of £1million in 2003 - with his lease lasting 75 years.The Duke is understood to have spent around £7million on the dilapidating property over the years. Prices start from 120 euros for the smallest room as a bed and breakfast, through to 390 euro for The Prince's Room on an all-inclusive rate.It was bought by the King as part of the Duchy of Cornwall before it passed to William last year.
They are one section of his £1billion property portfolio, spread over 23 counties in England and Wales.Prince William slashed prices at several of the properties in a bid to make getting away more appealing to families hit by the cost of living crisis.' Cornish rentals can cost as low as £614 for four people - £21 a night per head, or £42 a couple.